White Noise Mattress Review

Is White Noise the best mattress for you?

Only if you want a low-priced, online-only hybrid and are comfortable buying blind. Strong fits: back and stomach sleepers wanting firm copper pocket-coil hybrids (Airus Firm, Bryn Firm, Quinn Firm, Soothe Firm, Pascal); heavier sleepers (850 lb weight capacity on most hybrids); adjustable-base owners; RV and sleeper-sofa buyers; bargain hunters who value constant sale pricing, free delivery and a free 100-night trial.

Weak fits: anyone who wants to try beds in a showroom, compare independent lab tests, keep the bed 10+ years on a strong warranty (Marcos and Pascal list only 1 year, Sofia lists none), or rely on third-party reviews - no independent White Noise mattress reviews were found as of Sept 2026.

Comfort and firmness: which mattress fits you

Side and combo sleepers: the medium feels - Airus Medium, Bryn Medium, Quinn Medium and Soothe Medium are all listed as medium = side, back and stomach sleepers. Back and stomach sleepers, and heavier sleepers: the firm feels - Airus Firm, Bryn Firm, Quinn Firm, Soothe Firm and Pascal, which list firm = back and stomach sleepers and weight capacities up to 850 lb (Airus Firm is 500 lb).

Budget all-foam shoppers: Marcos 12 in and MobilePlush 6 in, both medium. RV, camper and cabin owners: MobilePlush 6 in RV memory foam. Sleeper sofas and guest rooms: Slice of Heaven 4.5 in in Twin, Wide Full and Wide Queen.

A traditional innerspring feel with the box spring included: Sofia 10 in. Couples wanting edge support and low motion transfer: the pocket-coil hybrids list reinforced centres, edge support and low motion transfer. Hot sleepers: the copper and gel hybrids plus the Slice of Heaven gel list cooling infusions and heat and moisture wicking covers.

Adjustable-base owners: every hybrid and foam model is listed as adjustable-bed-base compatible.

Compare the mattresses

White Noise lists 12 models. Feel names are the brand's labels.

Airus Firm 14 in quilted Euro-top cooling copper memory foam hybrid: 700 pocket coils, 20-year limited warranty, 4.4/5 from 94 reviews, $889.99 (was $2,043.75). Airus Medium 14 in: 930 coils, 3.4/5 from 7 reviews, $889.99. Bryn Medium 12 in cool copper hybrid: 480 coils, 4.5/5 from 2 reviews, $599.99 (was $1,656.25).

Bryn Firm 12 in: 430 coils, 4.3/5 from 9 reviews, $699.99 (was $1,981.88). Marcos 12 in medium memory foam: G Flex cool gel memory foam with Feran Ice cooling cover, no customer reviews published as of Sept 2026, $1,229.99 for King (was $2,397), only a 1-year limited warranty. MobilePlush 6 in medium memory foam RV mattress: 5.0/5 from 3 reviews, $749.99 (was $1,106), 10-year limited; MobilePlush Queen 6 in: $939.99 (was $1,212), no reviews.

Pascal 14 in cool firm gel and copper memory foam hybrid with perimeter edge-wrapped coils, made in USA: 5.0/5 from 3 reviews, $869.99, 1-year limited. Quinn Firm 11 in copper hybrid: 480 coils, 4.5/5 from 15 reviews, $679.99; Quinn Medium 11 in: 930 coils, $639.99, no reviews.

Slice of Heaven 4.5 in medium memory foam sofa-bed mattress: 4.8/5 from 28 reviews, $699.99; Slice of Heaven 4.5 in gel version: 4.9/5 from 7 reviews, $739.99; both 10-year limited. Sofia 10 in medium innerspring mattress with box spring: 4.3/5 from 105 reviews, $799.99, no warranty listed. Soothe Medium 11 in gel cooling hybrid: $529.99 (was $1,288.13), no reviews; Soothe Firm 11 in: 430 coils, 4.5/5 from 2 reviews, $569.99 (was $1,441.88).

Wayfair also lists many unnamed size and thickness gel-hybrid mattresses under the brand (for example a 10/12/14 in medium-firm gel memory foam hybrid from $359.99) that sit outside these nine named lines.

Airus Firm: Not yet researched

Airus Medium: Not yet researched

Bryn Medium: Not yet researched

Bryn Firm: Not yet researched

Marcos: Not yet researched

MobilePlush RV: Not yet researched

Pascal: Not yet researched

Quinn Firm: Not yet researched

Quinn Medium: Not yet researched

Slice of Heaven: Not yet researched

Sofia: Not yet researched

Soothe Medium: Not yet researched

Every White Noise mattress, past and present

Mattress prices and value

Prices seen on the Wayfair listings in Sept 2026.

The displayed price is for the currently selected size, so always open the size selector: Soothe Medium 11 in $529.99 (was $1,288.13, 59% off); Soothe Firm 11 in $569.99 (was $1,441.88); Bryn Medium 12 in $599.99 (was $1,656.25, 64% off); Quinn Medium 11 in $639.99 (was $1,390); Quinn Firm 11 in $679.99 (was $1,412.50); Bryn Firm 12 in $699.99 (was $1,981.88); Slice of Heaven 4.5 in memory foam $699.99 and gel version $739.99; MobilePlush 6 in RV $749.99 (was $1,106); Sofia 10 in $799.99; Pascal 14 in $869.99; Airus 14 in Firm and Medium $889.99 each (was $2,043.75, 56% off); MobilePlush Queen 6 in $939.99 (was $1,212); Marcos 12 in King $1,229.99 (was $2,397, 49% off).

Every listing is shown as an ongoing sale of roughly 20-65% off, so the discount is effectively the normal price. Affirm financing at 0% APR and 5% back in Wayfair Rewards are offered, and a state Mattress Recycling Fee of $10-$25 applies in CT, RI and CA. Value is good on sale for the spec, but you are buying a white-label product with thin review data and no price protection outside Wayfair's own sales cycle.

How well do the mattresses hold up?

Wayfair publishes no durability testing, foam densities or sag data, and no independent lab testing of White Noise mattresses was found as of Sept 2026, so longevity has to be judged from warranties and owner reviews.

Warranty signals: 20-year limited on the Airus, Bryn, Quinn and Soothe hybrids; 10-year limited on MobilePlush 6 in and both Slice of Heaven mattresses; only 1-year limited on Marcos 12 in and Pascal 14 in; Sofia 10 in lists No Warranty.

Most hybrids list 850 lb weight capacities, antimicrobial covers and low motion transfer, and one Airus owner review reports three years of use still going strong plus an in-home warranty repair handled quickly and professionally.

Counter-signals: several models carry 1-star reviews (Airus Medium 2 of 7 reviews, Bryn Firm 1 of 9, Quinn Firm 1 of 15), Quinn Firm reviewers say the top fabric lets bedding slide and edge support is not well structured, and Sofia reviewers report weak sides and box spring problems. All beds ship compressed and rolled in a box, and Wayfair says to allow 48-72 hours for full expansion, so early impressions are not final.

Sleep trials, returns, exchanges and fees

Every White Noise mattress comes with Wayfair's 100-Night Free Trial - sleep on it for up to 100 nights and, if you do not love it, contact Wayfair's mattress team to arrange a return. It is limited to one return or exchange per order and excludes mattress toppers, crib mattresses, air mattresses and open-box mattresses. Returning for store credit is free; returning to your original payment method costs a fee ranging from $49 to $99.

Wayfair does not offer direct exchanges - you return for store credit and then place a new order for the mattress you want. Problems and wrong-item claims must be reported within 30 days of delivery (3 days for Full Service Delivery orders).

If your mattress arrived folded, allow 48-72 hours to expand, and Wayfair suggests giving a new mattress about two weeks of adjustment; if you are still uncomfortable after 20 days they will help with a return. A state-mandated Mattress Recycling Fee of $10-$25 applies to all mattress purchases in CT, RI and CA and is non-refundable and not subject to sales tax.

Delivery, setup and old-mattress removal

Wayfair ships White Noise mattresses free - listings show FREE Delivery with a dated estimate and FREE Fast Delivery on some models. Every model is a mattress in a box: it arrives compressed and rolled, the carrier places it at your door or in your room of choice, and there is nothing to assemble - just unbox, position and allow 48-72 hours for full expansion as Wayfair instructs.

For large items the local delivery agent contacts you to book a date and a four-hour window; curbside, front-door drop-off and full-service delivery options vary by ZIP code and are chosen at checkout, and assembly and packaging removal are not included unless stated.

Old-mattress removal is a paid add-on: the White Noise product pages list Mattress Haul Away at $119.99, and Wayfair's help centre describes the service as disposing of your old mattress for you with availability and price confirmed in the cart for your postal code. Exact haul-away terms and any ZIP restrictions: Not published as of Sept 2026.

What do the warranties cover?

Warranty length varies by model on the Wayfair listings: 20-year limited warranty on Airus, Bryn, Quinn and Soothe hybrids (product warranty yes, commercial warranty no); 10-year limited on MobilePlush 6 in and both Slice of Heaven mattresses; 1-year limited on Marcos 12 in and Pascal 14 in; and Sofia 10 in is listed as No Warranty.

Each product page links a downloadable Warranty Information PDF, but the detailed coverage terms - what counts as a manufacturing defect, what voids coverage, who pays shipping or replacement costs - are Not published as of Sept 2026, so buyers should open that PDF before ordering.

One listing inconsistency to note: the Airus Medium and Bryn Medium pages carry a warranty detail referring to a Diamond Mattress 120 Night Comfort Guarantee, which appears to be supplier copy and does not match Wayfair's own 100-night trial.

Wayfair also sells optional Allstate protection plans for mattresses - a 5-year plan covering structural breakdowns and defects, priced between $93.99 and $174.99 depending on the mattress - which sit on top of the manufacturer warranty.

Customer reviews and complaints

Ratings on Wayfair as of Sept 2026: Airus Firm 14 in 4.4/5 from 94 reviews (63 five-star, 16 four-star, 7 three-star, 4 two-star, 4 one-star) with Wayfair's AI summary praising a firm yet comfortable feel, support, quality construction and value; Airus Medium 3.4/5 from 7 reviews (two 1-star); Bryn Firm 4.3/5 from 9 reviews (one 1-star); Bryn Medium 4.5/5 from 2 reviews; Quinn Firm 4.5/5 from 15 reviews (one 1-star) - Wayfair's AI summary says customers find it comfortable and supportive but notes the top fabric can be slick, letting bedding slide, and that edge support is not well structured; Slice of Heaven memory foam 4.8/5 from 28 reviews (customers praise comfort, back-pain relief, no chemical odour and value); Slice of Heaven gel 4.9/5 from 7 reviews (6 five-star); Sofia 4.3/5 from 105 reviews (69 five-star, 7 one-star) where Wayfair's AI summary cites comfort, support and value but mixed quality, poor craftsmanship, weak sides and box spring issues; MobilePlush RV 5.0/5 from 3 reviews; Pascal 5.0/5 from 3 reviews; Soothe Firm 4.5/5 from 2 reviews.

No customer reviews at all as of Sept 2026 on Marcos, Quinn Medium, Soothe Medium and MobilePlush Queen. No independent third-party or press reviews of White Noise mattresses were found (Not published as of Sept 2026) - searches on the brand name return unrelated white-noise-machine articles, which is a common source of confusion.

What are the mattresses made of?

Hybrids (Airus, Bryn, Quinn, Soothe, Sofia, Pascal): performance heat and moisture wicking fabric; copper-infused memory foam on Airus, Bryn, Quinn, Soothe and Pascal; CertiPUR-US high-density open-cell comfort foam; individually wrapped pocket coils - Airus Firm 700, Airus Medium, Quinn Medium and Soothe Medium 930, Bryn Medium and Quinn Firm 480, Bryn Firm and Soothe Firm 430 - with reinforced centre and edge support; all foams are CertiPUR-US certified and the mattresses carry Greenguard Gold certification; copper is described as naturally antimicrobial.

Sofia is a foam-encased innerspring with a 1 in high-density fibre pad on both sides, a Euro top and a box spring included.

All-foam models: Marcos 12 in uses G Flex cool gel memory foam with a Feran Ice cool cover; MobilePlush 6 in uses premium Plushfoam memory foam with soy-based polyols, a C02 blowing agent, no fillers, CertiPUR-US and GREENGUARD Gold certification and a GOTS-certified cover (cover only); Slice of Heaven 4.5 in pairs 1.5 in of cooling gel memory foam with a 3 in high-density PlushFoam core, a fiberglass-free Eco Fire Barrier derived from natural plant fibres and no chemical fire retardants.

Supplier clues: Quinn and Bryn listings refer to Diamond Mattresses and the Slice of Heaven gel listing refers to PlushBeds, showing the white-label sourcing model. Layer-by-layer foam thicknesses and foam densities are not published on the listings.

Where can you try and buy the mattresses?

Wayfair is the only place to buy. The brand page is wayfair.com/brand/bnd/white-noise-b52754.html (Wayfair manufacturer ID 52754), and the same White Noise range also appears on wayfair.ca and wayfair.co.uk. There are no White Noise stores, showrooms or retail displays and the mattresses are not sold on Amazon or by other retailers, so you cannot lie on one before ordering - the only trial is the 100-night in-home trial.

Wayfair does run eight physical stores (Wilmette IL, Naperville IL, Greensboro NC, Attleboro MA, Augusta GA, Orlando FL, Atlanta GA and San Marcos TX) where online orders can be returned in person, but they are not White Noise showrooms and stock is not guaranteed. Buying is online only with free delivery, and no third-party dealers or marketplace sellers were found as of Sept 2026.

White Noise vs. other mattress brands

White Noise is one of Wayfair's own labels, so the fairest comparisons are other Wayfair house brands - Wayfair Sleep and Nora by Wayfair Sleep, which share the same white-label sourcing, 100-night trial and delivery model - and cheap online-only foam brands such as Zinus, Novilla and Linenspa, plus value hybrids from Brooklyn Bedding or DreamCloud on sale.

White Noise's edge is spec per dollar during its perpetual sales: copper-infused and gel memory foams, 430-930 individually wrapped coils, Greenguard Gold certification, 850 lb weight capacities and a 20-year limited warranty on the flagship hybrids, often under $900, with free delivery, free store-credit returns and no showroom markup.

Where mainstream brands win: Tempur-Pedic, Sealy, Serta, Casper, Purple and DreamCloud offer showrooms or retail trials, published material specs, independent lab reviews and consistent long warranties, while White Noise has no independent mattress reviews, no showroom, very thin review counts on most models, only a 1-year warranty on Marcos and Pascal, no listed warranty on Sofia, and list prices that are permanently marked down.

Service, spare parts and warranty claims all route through Wayfair rather than a dedicated White Noise support team.

How we research and report

This page is an early draft built from our research sheet for White Noise. We read the brand's own pages and public listings, and we do not test mattresses ourselves. Fields marked "Not yet researched" are still being checked.

This Nappedia brand row was compiled in Sept 2026 from primary sources only,: the White Noise brand page and the individual product pages on wayfair.com for Airus, Bryn, Marcos, MobilePlush, Pascal, Quinn, Slice of Heaven, Sofia and Soothe; the brand-filtered mattress category listing; and Wayfair's own help-centre articles on delivery, returns, warranties and protection plans.

We recorded the published specifications, prices, ratings, star distributions, service add-ons and policy wording exactly as shown, and did not test any mattress in person. We searched for independent reviews, lab tests and press coverage of White Noise mattresses and found none - only unrelated white-noise-machine articles - so all review data here comes from verified Wayfair customer reviews.

Anything that could not be verified is marked Not published as of Sept 2026 rather than estimated.

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